The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-04

prime, from store, s5c; car load
from levee or depot, $l8 so; prairie,
from store, 45@50c; oar load from
levee or depot, IS 80.
BsAN-From stors, $1,000; from
levee or depot, SIS 50.
CoRN-From store, whits, coo;
mixed, 54c; from leves or depot, white,
in bulk, 54@55c; 10 sacks, $50; mixed,
in bulk, 3d.; IN sacks, 6Sc.
0ATs-From store, white, $50;
mixed, 35c; from levee or depot, white,
In bulx, S5c; 10 sacks, So; mixed,
in bulk, 31c; la eacks. $50.
FLouR-From store, common,$3 l6(a
8 35; family, IS 5093 80; choice,
s. 1903 80, fancy, s. 95te4 10; extra
fancy, "a 2O(94 %; patents, "a 1906.
Steady.
BRANs-Navy, 81 rs; medium, 81.
OATnRAL-Iu hail barrels, $2teS Is
from stors.
CRAcKKRs-Sods, extra. 4c; coda,
treble extra, 4ic; ex "a, &c; ginger
snaps, extra, 6c; assorted jambles, l0c.
CRACKhD WHEAT-In half barrels,
"a 20 from store.
HoMIsY AND GRIrs-From store, %
as 20.
KANSAS CRY. Mo. September D.
W nest 9 e,dy; NJ. Pc T., 86Ac asked.
Ora weaker; No. 2, cssh, 35Ac bid,
S5tc asked; 0sobe-, 95he old, 38c
sshed; May, sSic bid, Seic asked.
Dat. 22a,.
ST LOUIS, Mo, September 3.-Flour
quiet, steady md unchanged. Woeat
easy and tc lower. The ma ket
opened firm and trading was light;
suspension a OhicaIo quotations. hsd
no , q ct. No 2 red, cash, 6S989tc;
September, 69sa69hc, closin.a 8ytc,
October, q itg7lt !, coune a. 7ic;
November. 72sc December. 74}974jc,
closing at 74!i; May, S2@s2ic, cjo.ng
At S2lc. Con frmsr, Cash, 37a9
ssh; september S7i@SSl, closing y,
80 0dtober, S8l@Sss closing at
3si; November. So 93stc, closing at
3st May, 4l@4lt c oeipg at Allie.
Gas pomi at; casn, 29tc; Seotrm-
her, 22ic; DC ob,r 24ic, November,
26t'; May, 29t;. Rye nominal NJ 400.
day frD; prime nmotbv, 3l39l6 90;
prairie, $40 80 Bran q m ~ 6g3c.
OJrnmral steady at So 1902 20. Re-.
ceipts-Flour, 1000 bris; wheat S..
600 bu; corn, 81 900 bu; stta, 81 900
bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, $1,000 bu.
snipmsnts-Flour, 1000 brls; whss',
5000 pu; corn, l9.O0O bu, oats, 600
ou; rye. none; barley, none.
CHIcAoo, ILL.,, September 3-The
wheat market was dali throug hout
the day. Increasing receipts In the
North west, du | and weaker cables ADD
lower prices for California WI eat had
q tendency to create an easier feeling,
and with pretty fair O. llipg on Eastern
account aad much outside support
prices sstt ed down, Atvcss from
the & uthweet report heavy rains, and
indicate that O considerable portion OF
the wheat will be too poor Tor milling.
IL Ia esiima cd that the visible 81 oply
s,stemebt will show decrease Of only
SOC, 900 or $40, 900 bushels next week
October opened tc lever 1t 7ci ;, cold
op to Tic, down Z, 70}', Vailed slight
IL, but closed At 70t s1ah Corn vat
but quiet, and huctustions we're only
moderate and within lGa}c range. The
expected large reoeip The fret Of the
week was the principal feature, and
this hsd tendency 70 increale tue VI
frrings, several prominent houses sell
ing q ate freely, which, under 40 ab
ssncs OF ou'sids orders to sustain the
market, caused prices To decline 4 G})
Octob.r cps cd at 4 f94li, s.lC
dowu 10 Al g4ltn, ana cos. d 1T All t.
May rangeu betseen AL thu openi,
hsIre, aud 4ii94iic, tue clos ny a.
urps. Oats 4 Ieflsuoed n snakidg GU
today tos greater degree THAI any
other gain, considering the stability
Of the market Of late. Ear,
in the Day there vas ~
upusual stir among traders, an
p'ic,s moved dowo with wheat AZ,
q IN. OCTOBER 20 d at 2jc g. open an,
2iii TO Close, md My sold n Im 30i'
10 sn ~ 29t aud c esd at 300 Cash
quotations were ~ followe: i OH
Ia moderate dtmsnd, with bat little
chang Ia prlcfs; old spring pst. ne
he d hrm. No. 2 sar'ns vhsst, 69c
", 3 Rpring ehea CSC; N. 2 red
,9lc. No. 9 corn. 4"ic No. 2 oats
Sii. NJ 9 rye, asa. No. 2 barley
60 No. l asxs-.d, 81 "a. Prim,
timothy seed, 81 3S Inc leadinl
ininfes rsngei On iollows: Whes'
NJ IS ptember opened 81 t9l q, high
, s.t &C, lowest &C. al einE u 50
, October opeDod a. 70ic, highest 7lC
owest 7Otc, clio ing at 7Utc Novembe
o,ansd ~ 72ti, hghes, 72i loves
72i =, clo,lngA az December Cpens'
81 7it, bIVtet 7It', lowest 73ic
c'osing a 1885,. % n, No 2-S p'en
Der ope ell al 4lr. highest Ale, loves
&C, clio log at 4 / OctJb"' opsne'
/ Al 4l1c. highest 4ltc, lowest Al 10 C NJ
log Il 4ltr: Noysmbe, 90 ne d at Al
highest Ate, lowest 4lt.. closing a
al May opsnsd at 46t biRhes
l5to low ct al closing q, at. 0u,
N. 2-S.ptembor opsned at "a
highest "a, lowest 23ir. closing 9
s3ic; October opened NJ 2ilc highss
!, 25c, lowest 24io, closrs At 241c; NJ
vembei opened at 26t highest 25t
! lowest este, closing at 2htc; Ma
! opsned at got higse't sole, loves
2gic, closing at 29l'. X csipts-
Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, $4,000 bu
, corr, $4,000 bu; oats, 204 OOO bu
D rye, 500 hu; bailey, 1900 br
. shipmen s-Flour, $50 o brls; whea
I $4,000 bu; corn, $4,000 bu; ostl
l2s go bu; rye, 100 bu; bariey
1900 Blu.
pR0ytssONn.